Chopping Boards | Let's Buy British | United Kingdom
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Wooden kitchenware, including cutting boards and decorative elements like a bird, guitar, and leaves, is artfully arranged on a wooden countertop. The setting suggests a kitchen, featuring various culinary supplies and utensils, with a plant in a pot on a shelf in the background.
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Beautiful products made by hand and personalised with engraving for all occasions.

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Woodn't you like something a bit more personal?

Prepare, slice & dice with our range of handmade chopping and serving boards all Made In Britain.

All products are made using food-safe materials and arrive with a free, small tub of rejuvenating board butter and well packed for the journey in recyclable packaging.

A selection of our products
The image features a wooden cutting board with "Grandma's Cookie Dough" etched on it, along with a handwritten recipe. Surrounding the board are freshly baked chocolate chip cookies and loose nuts, suggesting a cozy, homemade baking scene.
Two wooden cutting boards with tags stand upright on a kitchen countertop with a wooden bowl in the background. The kitchen is decorated with teal tiles on the wall, with a silver pot set on the counter.
A wooden guitar-shaped coaster rests on a wooden surface, with a blurred kitchen scene in the background. The coaster is dark in color with lighter-colored stripes, creating an appealing contrast and design.
A retro white toaster sits on a wooden table with wooden toast tongs resting against it, while the kitchen and the sunlight create a welcoming atmosphere. The perspective and composition of the image highlight the toaster as it might be positioned in a real-life setting.
A beautifully-crafted dark wooden serving board with four orange wood stripes is the central focus of the image, resting on a marble countertop within a well-lit kitchen. The detail of the board is highlighted with a small leather tag attached to it, inviting visual appreciation of its design elements and context with other kitchen elements: the sink and stove.
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About Coopers Chopping Boards

Pandemic boredom - That's where it started

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Just like many thousands of others I had more time available to mess about in the kitchen. The old cheap wooden chopping board fell to bits and the backup I found in the back of the store cupboard was plastic and not looking too clever.

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Now coming from an arty background and having to give up my pottery and ceramics due to cancer diagnosis (since recovered)I started thinking.

With a husband who has so many skills when it comes to power tools and sharp things he could do the donkey work and I could complete the fine finishing and more sedate part of making my own chopping and prep boards for the kitchen.

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And so it began

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We and other family members were quite impressed with what we had made so I did all the research for the available timbers along with adhesives and treatments which are food safe to include in the making of chopping boards. Hubby put his 30 years of business experience into motion for sourcing the raw materials, equipment marketing and packaging materials  and I paid attention to sustainability and design - No more boredom

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Learn About Coopers'
Handcrafted in England
Two wooden cutting boards stand on a wooden countertop, showcasing their craftsmanship with tags attached to the handles. The kitchen setting, complete with a turquoise tiled backsplash and cookware, adds a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Our great selection of boards are handmade in our workshop and personally finished by myself & hubby. We have tried & tested all of our products in our own home environment and are confident you will have endless years of use - that's why we put our name on them!

As with any wood product subjected to sharp objects, there will be wear and tear. When your board is looking a little tired then send it back to us and we will resurface it and bring it back to new without charge. All we ask is you pay for transport.

Sustainability 

The image showcases a personalized wooden keychain engraved with the name "COOPERS," alongside a decorative key, lying on a rustic wooden surface. The keychains and the surface have some shadows to help with the 3D aspect.

All the woods used are sourced from reputable timber merchants with membership of the Forestry Stewardship Council, and a chain of custody system to ensure all timber they supply is ethically and responsibly sourced. 

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We will never knowingly use illegally harvested or prohibited species listed as endangered. 

Caring For Your Board
A wooden cheese board is surrounded by various types of cheeses, nuts, and herbs on a rustic wooden surface. The textures and arrangements suggest a display of artisanal cheese and charcuterie.

So now you're going to use it for the first time! Yes, you will mark it with the use of the knife but keep going and create your own pattern of usage. Our boards have been constructed from different strips of wood & types to minimise warping. All glues and treatments are totally food safe.  We give each board 3 coatings of mineral oil and leave to soak each time then we apply a generous coating of beeswax.

Cleaning Your Board

A close-up shot presents a finely crafted, wooden cutting board made of richly grained wood. The board is engraved with the words "Master Chef," suggesting it's intended for culinary use and showcasing a professional element.

A quick scrubbing with warm soapy water then dry it off with a towel and stand on its edge to allow airflow around it. Never place it flat on a surface to dry as this will invite warpage.

To remove garlic and onion smells from the board just use either lemon or vinegar leave for a few minutes then rinse.

A wooden kitchen utensil stands upright on a textured wooden table, showcased against a blurred kitchen background. The natural light highlights the grain of the wood and casting shadows that focus the eye on this kitchen tool.
Remember these Don'ts

As with any natural product, your board needs looking after. It will age, mature and show signs of use just as any other product does.

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Don't Submerse in water for a prolonged period of time.

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Use in a dishwasher is a NO

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Clean with bleach or other cleaning chemicals.

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Don't treat the board with alcohol (that's for you!)

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Don't treat the board with NUT or SEED oils or any vegetable oils. This will cause a rancid smell. 

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Contact Me

You can contact me at my home workshop:

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E: cooperschoppingboards@gmail.com

T:   01733 530018

M: 07766 838623

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Looking for something bespoke?

Then please get in touch with me...

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Suzy Cooper

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